04-16-2005, 09:37 PM
Guys,
Sorry it took me a while. Dave has already answered the question, so here's just some additional information.
The logs I have mentioned were first published in "Istorichesky Arkhiv" (History Archive) in 1996, Nos 2-4. They record only visits in Kremlin and Kirov-Street, but he had also had visitors in his dacha in Kuntsevo.
June 22, 1941:
Starts 5.45 AM - ends 4.45 PM, visitors: Molotov, Beria, Timoshenko, Mekhils, Zhukov, Malenkov, Mikoyan, Kaganovitch, Voroshilov, Vishinsky, Kuznetsov, Dimitrov, Manuilsky, Kuznetsov, Mikoyan, Molotov, Voroshilov, Beria, Malenkov, Voroshilov, Mikoyan, Vishinsky, Shaposhnikov, Timoshenko, Zhukov, Vatutin, Kuznetsov, Kulik, Beria;
Jene 23, 1941:
Starts 3.20 AM - ends 1.25 AM next day, visitors: Molotov, Voroshilov, Beria, Timoshenko, Vatutin, Kuznetsov, Kaganovitch, Zhigarev, Molotov, Zhigarev, Timoshenko, Merkulov, Voroshilov, Voznesentsky, Mekhlis, Kaganovitch, Vatutin, Timoshenko, Kuznetsov, Beria, Vlasik.
These two days are just an example, but I have looked through the entire document, and it appears, that he did not have any days off till the end of the war.
There was another lie about Stalin, that in fall 1941 he left for Kuibishev together with the entire Soviet Government, and this document also proves it to be a lie.
Alexei
Sorry it took me a while. Dave has already answered the question, so here's just some additional information.
The logs I have mentioned were first published in "Istorichesky Arkhiv" (History Archive) in 1996, Nos 2-4. They record only visits in Kremlin and Kirov-Street, but he had also had visitors in his dacha in Kuntsevo.
June 22, 1941:
Starts 5.45 AM - ends 4.45 PM, visitors: Molotov, Beria, Timoshenko, Mekhils, Zhukov, Malenkov, Mikoyan, Kaganovitch, Voroshilov, Vishinsky, Kuznetsov, Dimitrov, Manuilsky, Kuznetsov, Mikoyan, Molotov, Voroshilov, Beria, Malenkov, Voroshilov, Mikoyan, Vishinsky, Shaposhnikov, Timoshenko, Zhukov, Vatutin, Kuznetsov, Kulik, Beria;
Jene 23, 1941:
Starts 3.20 AM - ends 1.25 AM next day, visitors: Molotov, Voroshilov, Beria, Timoshenko, Vatutin, Kuznetsov, Kaganovitch, Zhigarev, Molotov, Zhigarev, Timoshenko, Merkulov, Voroshilov, Voznesentsky, Mekhlis, Kaganovitch, Vatutin, Timoshenko, Kuznetsov, Beria, Vlasik.
These two days are just an example, but I have looked through the entire document, and it appears, that he did not have any days off till the end of the war.
There was another lie about Stalin, that in fall 1941 he left for Kuibishev together with the entire Soviet Government, and this document also proves it to be a lie.
Alexei
